Rates of Advertising in the Dillon Examiner 1912
Reading notices in local column priced at 20 cents for first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business scale 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Standing ads available on request. Church festival notices with admission or profit items charged at 6 cents per line. Card of thanks and obituary poetry 5 cents per line.
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Examiner
Toe Dillon Examiner
Train direction codes and times excerpt
A fragment lists No 1 North Bound at 2 22 p m No 3 North Bound at 4 05 am East Bound No 2 South Bound at 8 45 pm No 4 South Bound at 4 05 am Readable items show train directions and scheduled times without full context.
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Liege
Wd Te
Local Notes Highlight Dillon Visitors and Activities
Dillon column lists visits from Butte and Armstead residents, business callers like J E Doyle and Stephen Parker, social events including the Busy Bee club, bridge at Mrs Swain’s, and a Bitterroot club entertainment. Also notes Miss Annie Loree as a saleslady, Edna Ostrander's visit with Butte friends, and Max Wilcomb winning discus at Missoula meet.
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Annie Loree
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Twenty Years Ago in Bannack and Virginia City News
Local notes report George F. Gray arrives from Bannack while W. 8. Barbour travels to Idaho and A. S. Rife visits Anaconda. Ed Norris and wife go to Virginia City as the Merchants' carnival draws a large crowd. Commencement events at Montana Normal School set for May 29 with graduates Marcus Poindexter Roscoe Cornell and Clarence Axe. Belle Clark faces charges for malicious mischief after breaking windows at Sanders’ dance hall. Community efforts aim to revive a brass band amid race and fair activity and the political campaign season. Union Pacific secures freight traffic routing through Dillon. Virginia City merchants prepare new warehouse capacity. Race track progress includes stalls and imminent grandstand completion. School board confirms teaching staff for next year, with salaries and nine-month term. Company E M N G holds elections with W. J. Crowell and Caleb Davis named first and second lieutenants and a full roster listed.
Examination Notice for Wisdom and Lima Pupils
Eight grade examinations will be held in Wisdom and Lima from May 24 to May 28 at Dillon on June 13 and 14. Pupils may write where convenient but must have teacher certification of their competence in the subjects to be taken. Margaret Ross County Superintendent.
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Wisdom
Lima
Dillon
Margaret Ross
For Sale Ranch and Lodging House in Dillon
For Sale. 36 41 The John Thoma ranch on Horse Prairie about 480 acres with decreed water rights. Apply to Louis Stahl Dillon Mont Lodging House For Sale Furnished complete Centrally located Address Box 71 Dillon
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John Thoma
Louis Stahl
Dillon, Mont
Dillon
Terms of Court for Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson Counties
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes annual district court terms. Beaverhead begins February 1 April 29 August 1 December 4. Jefferson begins February 18 May 10 July 30 November 11. Madison begins March 4 June 8 August 5 October 14. Court opens at 10:00 a m. Virginia City Madison County Montana December 2 1911. Judges Lew I Callaway J B Poindexter.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Towit
Beaverhead County
Jefferson County
Madison County
Chambers
Virginia City
Dillon Dairy Ad Announces Pure Milk and Clean Cream
A Beaverhead notice proclaims pure milk and cream from inspected cows in fine condition, free from bacteria. Also advertises Beaverhead Shoeing Shop offering heavy derrick irons, brands, plow pointing and all repair work with heavy forging services.
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Beaverhead Shoeing
Three Draft Horses Offered for Sale by LaDue and Sanders
LaDue and Sanders advertise three imported stallions aged four years for sale. Each is a draft breed with weights around 1900 to 2000 pounds. The Percheron Belgian and Shire are available individually.
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LaDue & Sanders
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Oregon
Pride of Dillon
Dr. Walker
Metlen Block
Chas. Fasel
Butte
Col Alf Decker
Armstead
Chas. Brown
Harrison
Paris
Dr. Rathbone
Salt Lake, Utah
Jenny Jardine
Mrs. Lee van Etten
George Gray
Tattersdall's
W. A. Jones
T. B. Craver
Medicine Lodge
Dick Price
Ross McConkey
Edna Ostrander
Butte Friends
C. B. Witter
Helena
City
Beaverhead
Hk. A. Day
Brenner
Lizzie Daly
Alder
Mrs
Clara Chapman
Kalispell
Washington St
Bitterroot Club
Bert Orr
J. KE. Hample
F. L. Wood
Billings
Stephen Parker
Metlon
J. C. Harrison
H. D. Simmons
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
W. J. Jennings
Lon Guy
Butte’ Hotel
Steve Cook
Sage Creek
John Early
Sweetwater
Ed Cushing
Robert Moore
Missoula
Herman Jackson
Jackson
E. H. Brunner
W. N. Bichler
T. F. Mullen
Armatead
P. W. Armstrong
Upper Medicine Lodge
Clay Patterson
Dell
Alberta Beckstead
Utah
J. E. Doyle
Doyle & Noonan
Centennial Valley
W. Scott
C. K. Wymen
Forestry Department
Laurent
West Broadway
Public Library
J. B. McLaren
Murray Hospital
H. F. Best
Old State Bank
Bannack and
Montana Streets
Mary Summerville
Calgary
Eugenia
the Normal
J. Freeman
Isaac Rife
Max Wilcomb
George F. Gray
Bannack
W. 8. Barbour
Idaho
A. S. Rife
Anaconda
Ed Norris
Mrs. Norris
Montana Normal School
Swin Bridges
Opera House
Marcus Poindexter
Roscoe Cornell
Clarence Axe
Belle Clark
Tash
McGough
Sanders’ Dance Hall
Collins
R. C. Halliday
Union Pacific Railway
Whitehall
W. H. Raymond
Eee
Fannie Browne
Eli. A. Steere
Adelade Staves
Non
W. J. Crowell
H. J. Thompson
Kid Norris
Caleb Davis
W. W. Cheeler
David Lamont
Cale Davis
Fred J. Bird
W. W. Cheeley
A. V. Stamm
A. I. Anderson
Clifton Blivens
Monroe Man
J. T. Murray
John Garner
Tribune Book
Lodging House
Lew I. Callaway
J. B. Poindexter
New York
Life Insurance
C. M. Smith
Union Electric Co
Dillon Dairy
City Express
G. W. Scott
General Transfer
Snider
Kamo
Olmsted-Stevenson CO
Edison
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Berar Ociatio Nata Cheques
First National Bank
the Hasty Messenger Co
Harry Smith
Black Dillon, Mont
Peter
Guy Express & Coal
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